Kingdom Come Deliverance Dev Honours DecadeOld Kickstarter Support
Select backers will get the sequel for free.
Warhorse Studios is currently hard at work putting the finishing touches into its eagerly-anticipated sequel, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, but like humble protagonist Henry of Skallitz himself, the developer hasn't forgotten its roots. Starting as something of an internet rumour, it has since been confirmed that select backers from the original Kickstarter drive, which ended a decade ago, will be given a code for the sequel.
That's according to PCGamesN, which clarified the situation with Warhorse and confirmed it to be legitimate. The expansive, realistic, non-fiction RPG began as a crowd-funded effort in 2014, raising over £1,100,000 from 35,384 backers. Citing an email that was shared via a Reddit recipient, Warhorse said:
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